Andronovo culture

Yaroslav V. Vassilkov yavass at YV1041.SPB.EDU
Thu Jan 28 21:57:07 UTC 1999


>From yavass Thu Jan 28 00:50:08 MSK 1999

>Dear members of the list,
>do any of you have any bibliographic references to the Andronovo culture?
>(I don't speak Russian, unfortunately).

Dear Lars,
 here are some titles that may be of use to you:

Brjusoff A. Sur l'origine de la culture d'Andronovo. - A Pedro Bosch-Gimpera. Mexico,
MCMLXIII.
Gening W. The Cemetery at Sintashta and the Early Indo-Iranian Peoples. - JIES,
1979, vol.9.
Griaznov M.P. Southern Siberia. Geneva, 1969.
Kuzmina E.E. Stages in the Development of Wheeled Transport in Central Asia
during the Aeneolithic and Bronze Ages. - Soviet Studies in History. 1983,
vol.XXII, N.1-2.
Kuzmina E.E. Die urgeschichtliche Metallurgie der Andronovo-Kultur. - Zeitschrift
fUr Archaeologie. 1991, Bd. 25/1.
Kuz'mina E.E. Horses, chariots and the Indo-Iranians: an archaeological spark
in the historical dark. - SAA-1993, Helsinki, 1994, vol.I, pp. 403-412.
Mallory J. In Search of the Indo-Europeans. L., 1989, p. 285 (index).

       As for the most important discovery of recent years, the triple
circular city of Arkaim ("Tripura" in the South Ural), I am sure there must
be some publications in Western languages by the excavator: ZdanoviC.
Unfortunately, I cannot give any exact references.
        Best regards,
                                                Yaroslav Vassilkov





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